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Q: What species of conures do you breed?
Q: What species of conures do you breed?
A: Currently, we breed Green cheek conures, though we are currently setting up pairs of Sun conures, Jenday conures, and Dusky conures.
Q: What is the price range for your conures?
Q: What is the price range for your conures?
A: Currently, our pineapple green cheek conures are priced at $425, while our wild-type green cheek conures are $400. A 30% deposit is necessary to hold a bird until weaning.
Q: Can I visit your breeding facility?
Q: Can I visit your breeding facility?
A: Unfortunately, we do not allow visits to our breeding facility as it is located at our private home. However, we can arrange to meet nearby for short visits prior to weaning. Additionally, we offer FaceTime and video calls, along with frequent photo and video updates to keep you connected with your bird.
Q: Do you offer delivery once chicks are ready to go home?
Q: Do you offer delivery once chicks are ready to go home?
A: Yes, we offer delivery for $20 within 15 miles of our location and $50 for distances between 15 to 50 miles. Additionally, public meet-ups within 10 miles are free of charge.
Q: Do you offer shipping for your birds? How much does it cost?
Q: Do you offer shipping for your birds? How much does it cost?
A: Yes, we can arrange shipping through Delta Cargo for an additional $225. Availability depends on season due to weather restrictions. Please contact us for more details on shipping options and associated costs.
Q: How long does it take for a baby to be ready to go home?
Q: How long does it take for a baby to be ready to go home?
A: We wait until our chicks are fully weaned, which can take between 8 to 12 weeks after hatching.
Q: What should I feed my conure?
Q: What should I feed my conure?
A: We recommend a balanced diet that includes high-quality pellets and fresh vegetables as well as seeds, fruit, and nuts in moderation. You can read more on our diet page.
Q: How can I prepare my home for a new conure?
Q: How can I prepare my home for a new conure?
A: Ensure you have a suitable cage, toys for enrichment, and a safe environment that is free from hazards like toxic plants and chemicals.
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